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Rollercoaster Ride

The aftermath of suicide, poems for healing, hope and moving forward

Jo Woodhouse
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Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Publicious Book Publishing

About

This book of poems shares my raw, personal journey dealing with the loss of suicide. It's a difficult journey to understand for those who have never walked it and shows how the aftershocks continue to echo through the course of life. It's an unwanted path as I try to heal from something I had no choice in. I also share the path of trying to heal with further curveballs in life, love, hope, moving forward, and mental health in the workplace.

Related Subjects

  • Death, Grief, Bereavement
  • Self-Help
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Death, Grief, Loss
  • Subjects & Themes
  • Poetry

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